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Pet Grooming Brush

Our pet grooming brush line covers two different grooming jobs: the Self-Cleaning Pet Slicker Brush uses fine, bent stainless steel wire pins (15–20 mm) with a push-button retracting pad to pull out loose undercoat, tangles, and mats — the tool for actually removing shed fur; the Silicone Pet Grooming Massage Brush uses soft, flexible food-grade silicone nubs that massage the skin and loosen shed hair during bathing, gentler and better suited to short-haired breeds where a wire slicker brush would feel too harsh. As a rule, the slicker brush is for medium-to-heavy shedding and matted coats, the silicone brush is for short coats and bath-time use. Produced at our Yuantan factory cluster, both are available for OEM and private-label pet-care brands.

Frequently asked questions

Slicker or silicone brush?
Slicker brushes reach through the topcoat to remove loose undercoat and mats on medium-to-long coats; silicone brushes suit short coats and bath-time massage grooming.
How does the self-cleaning slicker work?
A push-button retracts the pins so the collected fur releases in one motion instead of being pulled off by hand.
Can the silicone brush be used wet?
Yes — it is designed for use in the bath as well as dry.

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